Central Network Services

07/07/2022

Have you ever needed a file, only to find it's been accidentally deleted or is corrupted and can't be retrieved? Cloud to cloud backup is essential for all businesses. For around £2.50 a month per user, CNS can have all your Office 365 data, including email inboxes, automatically backed to a secure cloud. To find out more, message me here, call us on 01506 533 799 or contact us here: https://www.central-ns.co.uk/contact-us/

06/07/2022

Did you know has a dedicated YouTube channel to help you get the most out of it? Here is a video about how to use it with external people such as customers and suppliers.

Learn how others are using Teams to communicate with their customers, vendors, and external partners. Create, join and follow up on all your meetings with bo...

05/07/2022

This is what can happen if you don't protect yourself from and have the right . Appetito was brought to its knees and is only now starting to restore a limited service after a cyber attack over the weekend - thanks to a manual workaround and presumably some data back-ups in place. Could you run your business on pen and paper if you lost access to your systems?

‘Manual workaround’ kickstarts phased recovery after cybercrooks disrupt meal provision to vulnerable people

30/06/2022

Are you missing out by using the home version of for your Business? While you can save money by using the Home or personal version, it will probably cause you problems in the long run. Find out more in our latest blog:

Central Network Services - Are you missing out by using the home version of Office 365 for your Business?

29/06/2022

Don't get caught out -make sure your employees know to look out for scams. A recent study found that employees are most likely to click on a phishing link within an email if the subject line and sender appear to relate to work or a missed delivery.

Almost one in five employees clicked links in business related emails, but most emails containing threats or promising money were identified as phishing

28/06/2022

Some great tips about how to spot malicious spam from ESET!

According to the latest ESET Threat Report, email threats grew by 37 percent in the first four months of the year compared to the last four months of 2021. T...

23/06/2022

Yet more chaos caused by a attack! Don't let your business become a victim. Talk to us about how you can protect yourself.

SpiceJet says flights are now operating normally, but several passengers say they are still stranded.

22/06/2022

Are you just a number to your ? Do they come to you with advice and help, or do they wait until you contact them? We treat every customer as an individual and we are proactive in helping them understand their IT needs.
If you want an IT Service provider with a personal touch, call us on 01506 533 799 or contact us here: https://www.central-ns.co.uk/contact-us/

21/06/2022

Here is a good article from Microsoft about using for . https://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/microsoft-365/blog/2022/03/16/3-ways-to-meet-new-hybrid-expectations-with-microsoft-teams-and-microsoft-365/

We wrote our own blog on hybrid working back in November last year - check it out here: https://www.central-ns.co.uk/2021/11/08/managing-meetings-in-a-hybrid-model-business/

3 ways to meet new hybrid expectations with Microsoft Teams and Microsoft 365

15/06/2022

Interesting article about the pros and cons of -site Vs -based servers. Sometimes the answer is both. Contact us if you need any advice about your servers.

Why you need to move to the cloud

14/06/2022

Are you protected against emails? We are seeing clients receiving some very convincing emails that appear to be legitimate - if you or an employee clicks the wrong link, or downloads the wrong file it could cost your business a lot of money. software is useful but it won't protect you from phishing scams. We use software for our clients that can spot phishing emails and protect you. To find out more, message me, or call us on 01506 533 799

09/06/2022

Are your employees using secure ? It's not just the obvious mistakes such as using “Passw0rd” or “1234”, etc. it's also about making sure that you don't use the same password for everything. Read more about it, along with other basics in our latest blog here: https://www.central-ns.co.uk/2022/05/20/cybersecurity-for-your-business-where-do-you-start/